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    • Paul White: It's Up to de Blasio and Cuomo to Stop the Killing of Children in Traffic Collisions (News)
    • Eric Gonzalez Will Examine Dorothy Bruns' Medical Records Before Pressing Charges (Bklyn Paper)
    • Sonia Palacios Lost Her Brother to a Driver Who Knew He Shouldn't Have Been Behind the Wheel (Post)
    • Ruthie Ann Miles' Unborn Child Survived Last Week's Horrific Crash (Bklyn Paper)
    • Placard Culture at Work: Cops Bully Officer Who Cited Drivers With PBA Cards (News)
    • New Yorkers Need Cuomo to Deliver Transit That Gets Them to Work on Time, Not Shinier Stations (CL)
    • The Longer Cuomo's MTA "Genius Challenge" Goes On, the More Embarrassing It Gets (NYT, AMNY)
    • If You Ride the S46, Who Knows If You'll Make Your Ferry (Advance)
    • Albany May Expedite Eastward Extension of Queens Greenway to Nassau (QChron)
    • Constantinides Wants to Turn Municipal Parking Lot Into Subsidized Housing for Seniors (QChron)
    • Damned E-Bikes (Post 1, 2)

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